Starting my review with a public service announcement, because your dining destiny truly depends on…read morethis: Mongol Hann has 2 entrances, & they lead to 2 entirely different universes! One side (the one near the bathrooms) has a... let's call it "lively" atmosphere. By lively, I mean: louder, busier, and possibly perfect for people who enjoy dining with the acoustics of a cheerful train station. The other side; the side near the main entrance is where I ate the second time. And thank goodness, because that side felt like its own cozy, culinary oasis. Same restaurant. Same food. Entirely different vibe. You've been warned. Choose your portal wisely. Now... the food. The variety and selection here is nothing short of astonishing. It's like the United Nations of flavor had a meeting and decided to all show up on one buffet line. You can choose from beautifully prepared recipes or create your own adventure with raw vegetables, seafood, and meats (depending on your diet preferences), all of which can be grilled for you by someone far more skilled (and far less likely to burn your dinner) than I would be (especially given how busy this restaurant is). Honestly, the quality surprised me in the best way. Everything I tried was delicious, fresh, and generously seasoned (which I love)! If you like options - - and I mean OPTIONS(!) - - this place is basically Disneyland for your plate. The Warning Label 5 stars... but only if you enter through the correct portal. The other side is a solid three stars and a mild identity crisis. In conclusion: gorgeous food, endless choices, and a restaurant with the personality of a Gemini's are often accused of - two sides, totally different moods. I'll be returning... to the nice side.

There is lots of food here. We stumbled upon this on our way back from a weekend trip. There are so…read moremany things in in this little space that parking can be difficult. We did find a spot and went in. I did the Mongolian grill thing which was alright... a bit overcooked. Everyone else just did the buffet which had plenty of selection. Lots of fresh fruit. 2 different chocolate fountains. Lots of normal eats to choose from. some chicken nuggets and fries for the kids. Overall a decent deal. They do have a small room with kids play things. I wouldn't let my kids in there, it looked gross. The bathrooms were pretty clean. Staff was busy, but got the job done.

Good Food, friendly service, wide variety of choices including Mongolen buffet…read more Last night least: great value for money

From the owner: Mit Chinesischen spezialitaeten,Japanisches Sushi,reichhltigen Salatangeboten der Saison und…read moreleckeren Desserts,z.b Kokospuding,Hausgemachte Tiramisu.

Christmas Eve dinner here was fantastic and they had a fresh buffet for all guests. We tried their…read morebeef, chicken, rice, noodle, shrimp crackers, banana fritters and everything was excellent. Don't hesitate to go here for a meal and be sure to call ahead in case you need a reservation!

Authentic Sichuan cuisine with bold flavors and real spice. The dishes taste just like in China,…read moreand if you're Chinese, I strongly recommend it.

I fully accept that this is chinese food in Germany, but after a week of meat and potatoes I was…read morecraving something hot spicy and soupy with vegetables and lucky me I came across Great Wall which was a stones throw from my hotel and from the cathedral. I ordered the pork and bokchoy in chili sauce and hot and sour soup with rice and the combination knocked it out of the ball park. The pork was tender and perfectly cooked with the spice and heat from the mala pepper corns it was everything I was hoping for and more. I ended up coming here twice in the span of two days. The second night I got the dan dan noodles and even those were spectacular and really reasonably priced for such a satisfying meal. I would highly recommend if you are in the area and looking for authentic Szechuan food, you will see Chinese folks in the booths. It is that good.

Can't believe I missed this Chinese place during my previous Juelich visits. When I first saw it on…read moreyelp, I thought that it's closed as the last Yelp review was made in 2013 . The restaurant is live & kicking, lots of customers, it's Yelp that seems to be dying in Germany as google has plenty of reviews for it. The food is decent, a bit on the salty side. The crispy duck as well as the fried Wontons were pretty delicious but in general, there's no real authentic Chinese dishes, even the duck was de-boned to suit Westerners needs while most Chinese would prefer to have it bone-in. They also have a wide variety of drink choices, even the rare Chinese liquor baijiu (白酒). Some other positive surprises: They will make you special dishes the Chinese way if calls ahead, they do it for Chinese students locally. They have the famous Chinese liquor Maotai（茅台), pretty inexpensive although it's the cheaper low end version called Yingbing ( 茅台迎宾酒).